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Old 01-16-2014, 10:32 AM   #29
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It’s all about personal preference. I like the look of the red Rally Armorbut a lot of people don’t and I don’t care.
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Old 01-16-2014, 10:37 AM   #30
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Old 01-16-2014, 10:43 AM   #31
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I personally think that rally armor mudflaps are incredibly tacky looking on our cars and most other cars too, especially the bright ass red ones. I do understand their purpose though and they work well.

I think they should make them with some sort of quick release kit so when winter comes or if you know your going to be driving on crappy roads that will have a lot of debris you can just pop them on and off in 2 mins.
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Old 01-16-2014, 01:48 PM   #32
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I personally think that rally armor mudflaps are incredibly tacky looking on our cars and most other cars too, especially the bright ass red ones. I do understand their purpose though and they work well.

I think they should make them with some sort of quick release kit so when winter comes or if you know your going to be driving on crappy roads that will have a lot of debris you can just pop them on and off in 2 mins.
I'm from Canada, eh? And my SWP BRZ after driving through slush and snow is why anyone would want mudflaps.
That being said, I agree - I can't see myself using any other colour than black for mudflaps.

Odd that the BRZ doesn't come with mudflaps up here though...
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Old 01-16-2014, 01:53 PM   #33
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The RallyArmor ones are also really good for when you are running sticky tires at an AutoX event that uses a busted parking lot with lots of loose gravel.
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Old 01-16-2014, 01:56 PM   #34
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i always not to get one but i got one because of road condition and dirts!!
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Old 01-16-2014, 01:59 PM   #35
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OEM ones suck lol. My car still gets way too dirty.

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Do you think rally armor (or armour for Canadians) would cover the width of the wheel THAT much better though?
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Old 01-16-2014, 04:28 PM   #36
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Do you think rally armor (or armour for Canadians) would cover the width of the wheel THAT much better though?
I doubt it'll help THAT much in terms of keeping the mud off the car, but the biggest problem I have with the OEM ones is that they're kind of shaped like a scoop, so all the ice and snow builds up inside to the point that there is no gap between the mud flap and the tires, the snow completely fills up that space and my tires are constantly rubbing against that snow as I drive. The Rally Armor ones are flat in design so the snow shouldn't build up in there, it should just fall out as it gets there. I have to get the scraper end of my snow brush in there to force all the ice and snow out every time I drive.

I don't have the Rally Armor ones yet because I plan on lowering my car and I don't want them to be scraping around everywhere, so I guess I'll just live with the OEM ones lol.
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Why do people like putting mudflaps on their BRZs or frs.
Why do people post threads questioning other people's preferences?

Imagine how fun this forum would be if all of us had the same stock setup... Variety is the spice of life, enjoy it...
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i took my brz through mud once, flaps wouldn't have helped me much
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OEM ones suck lol. My car still gets way too dirty.

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Lol, wth is that? mud or snow? where did you drive?
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Why do people post threads questioning other people's preferences?

Imagine how fun this forum would be if all of us had the same stock setup... Variety is the spice of life, enjoy it...

Its just a question... imagine seeing a brz with a snorkel exhaust.... won't that stimulate your curiosity? Yes flappy mudflaps are obvisouly not that extreme... but it just seemed out of place to me given the one I saw was on a car being driven on tarmac in an urban area with no signs of dirt.
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Wow, had no idea...
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